Ford Ranch Wagon Driveline & Axle Parts

Ford Motor Company has extensive experience building station wagons, running back to 1929 when the first Big Three factory-cataloged wagon, the Ford Model A, was introduced. The Ford Ranch Wagon rolled off the assembly line in 1952. This vehicle, along with the Country Sedan, opened a new chapter in the history of Ford station wagons. They were the first all-steel wagons that replaced the outdated wood-bodied wagons. The Ranch Wagon was a two-door vehicle with considerable cargo capacity in the affordable Mainline lineup, while the Country Sedan had four doors and was a representative of the mid-range line called the Customline. In its first (1952–1962) and third (1965–1977) generations the Ranch Wagon was a full-size vehicle. From 1963 to 1965, however, it belonged to the Fairlane line of mid-sized cars and represented the low-end selection in this Ford’s lineup.

The Ford Ranch Wagon’s production stopped in the end of the 1970s and now it is a pretty rare model. For this reason, not every replacement part can be found by simply walking into next-door auto parts store. Certainly, you can find some parts there but will they fit well to your vintage station wagon? Are you sure they are reliable enough to serve long and trouble free? If you own this incredible vehicle and make repairs yourself, then you know the importance of high quality replacement parts manufactured from premium materials. Every qualified technician will say that driveline parts that are compliant with OEM standards are essential for good car's performance and enjoyable driving. So, don’t squander your time, try our service out today and let us offer you perfectly fitting Ford Ranch Wagon replacement driveline parts and axles you've been looking for.